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Community groups hit by the loss of the Spectrum Centre have urged Highland Council to save the facility after protesting its closure.
Police have appealed for information as they investigate a crash between a car and bicycle that saw the cyclist being airlifted to hospital.
The Original Factory Shop’s store in Academy Street, Inverness, will be closing its doors, the company has confirmed via its social channels.
A woman has been airlifted to Raigmore Hospital after a crash on the A835 Ullapool-Tore road near Leckmelm which closed the trunk road for 3 hours.
The retail giant’s second Inverness outlet will open this autumn and could create up to 60 new jobs.
Inverness Bowling Club has offered to hire out its clubhouse rooms to groups losing their meeting place when the Spectrum Centre closes.
The Invergordon lifeboat came to the aid of the 12m yacht and three occupants after it got into difficulty south-east of the Cromarty Firth Sutors.
Culorrin, at Aultgowrie, won the Scottish Design Awards Northern Exposure Prize and Saltire Award for Housing shortly after it was built 20 years ago.
Petrolheads and truck enthusiasts flocked in their thousands from across Scotland to the ever-popular TruckNess gathering at the weekend.
A man who was critically injured in a crash on the A9 two weeks ago has died in hospital.
The closure and relocation of Inverness’s main Post Office has sparked mixed reactions from businesses - amid calls to protect essential services.
The Inshes Roundabout in Inverness will close on Thursday night for further “road marking” works after widespread criticism of its new layout.
Multiple rescue agencies were involved in the incident, which was sparked after a man broke his ankle in difficult terrain near Drumnadrochit.
Barclays is looking for a new location for its Barclays Local operation in Inverness. The current site at the Spectrum Centre shuts on Friday.
Rapid ongoing expansion at the Port of Inverness is the driving force behind its plans to demolish a prominent seafront office building.
Almost a dozen serviced apartments in prime Inverness sites have gone on the market for £3.6m after the owner decided to retire.
It is the first time the local authority has been shortlisted for the coveted prize - and it will find out if it was successful next month.
Plans have been approved for a major expansion by a Highland energy and construction company that could create more than 50 new jobs in Inverness.
The Post Office has yet to decide the fate of its Queensgate building when it moves out - but that has not stopped an array of ideas from swirling.
Health chiefs have been ordered to apologise after a patient broke their shoulder and knee after falling in a Highland hospital.
